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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
1
Ivory finances town loans and Wilson Drug Company supplies. Miss Mabel Van Horn visits from Sidney. many residents travel to Omaha, Lincoln, Des Moines, and Kentucky. Local notables include Supt. Moore, railroad lawyer Eaton, and teachers heading to Cedar Falls for summer study.
At Mrs. Wickham's last Monday the Woman's Club presented a program with officers’ annual reports, several solos by Mrs. M. J. Williams, Miss Peter son, and Mrs. F. Choate, and readings. The notes include a federation report, a call to settle debts with Tygewne Tuisber Co., and encore performances.
A dated notice announces a June 23 event featuring sale of various farm goods. Items include a stallion, buggies, two-hand ging and gear. The sale lists J. L. Ress and E E Gell among organizers and references For Sale and local sellers.
Merwin Hunter shipped four cars of hogs to Chicago Monday. Prof M M Blackburn and family left Tuesday for Cresco. Prof Potter has led the academy this year. Miss Anna Moon returns home for the summer from the School for the Blind at Vinton. Mrs Jacob Hall of Belden Nebraska visits her mother Mrs John Gillis land. Mrs Carl Landesn undergoes tongue growth removal in Omaha and plans eastern treatment. Mrs Will Morris of Wayne County Neb visits her parents. Mrs Cora Bicknell leaves for Boulder Colo to visit sister Kate for health. A reception for Prof Geo L Pierce and Miss Alma Fuller at WH Wyant’s home. Pierce elected director of the Mount Vernon conservatory.
Mrs Tubbs visited daughter Mrs Patrick in Red Oak on Thursday. Charles Geisman and family returned to town after a year on a farm. Mrs James Supple stayed with her daughter in Red Oak on Friday. Mrs W J Hosteter and children came back from Silver City after visiting her sister. Wesley Nims and Old Knight returned from a South Dakota trip. Mrs Samuel Powers went to North Platte Neb on Thursday for aunt’s serious illness. Mrs P G Thapp and two sons visited Mr Thapp in Clarinda hospital Thursday. Herbert Geopfarth and Wilbur Thomkins, from South Omaha packing house, returned. Miss Jessie Cheney and sister Grace visited Tabor, returned Friday. Miss Mamie Cheney returned Friday from Pella college. Miss Mabel Sandiland returned Friday from Wilrfeld college. 4 H Sherman and L McFadden, Des Moines grand lodge delegates, returned Friday. Mrs Thomas Stimson and son of Red Oak visiting her parents. MoO Evans and family returned Saturday from Faribault Minn. Frank Evans, a graduate, contemplates going abroad with professors. Hair switches at E Noonan’s.
Miss Helen Dolph oversaw a successful year at Sandiland school with all pupils and patrons pleased by progress. Ada Greiner of the fifth grade and Beary Washburn of the first grade were never absent or tardy. Also reported, the eldest daughter of Conductor W. E. Cartwright of the branch trains died at Sidney after a several days illness.
The notice lists piano instructors Mrs L W Russell and Josephine Russell with classes on Tuesdays and Fridays at 10 a.m. Private lessons are flexible. Voice culture by Mrs Helen St Ray ner from Boston on Mondays and Thursdays. Studio at Mrs Russell's Glenwood residence. Piano instructors will be at Pavito dudcellum Mondays 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
A troubled singer Madge leaves her husband Jim, a playwright in New York, to seek forgiveness with her father. After years of hardship, Jim writes a successful play while Madge faces renewed poverty yet clings to hope. A tearful reunion with her father reveals wearied mercy and the pull of home.
The Mills county store boasts no used instruments, offering only new pianos rarely over thirty days in stock. An organ is sold and to be delivered, with ten pianos due in thirty days from Bush & Gerts Tryber Chickering and Cable factories. Roatson's Jewelry and Music Store touts seventeen years in business and urges customers to try tested pianos.
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